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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-19
A SIBERIAN EMILE
To Lecture Here on Ills Personal Expert,

To Lecture Here on Ills Personal Expert,
+! enees,
Yesterday Prof. NJ. Bachrach, formerly
one Of Ruaaia's innumcrable political ex.
lies to awful Siberia, arrived in tho city.
Next Sunday evening BIO will lecture in
German at Turner Hall, giving his per.
sonal experiences and observations
while in exile, The Professor
ia Hungarian, but speaks Ger.
man with remarkable fuency. He was a
soldier under Garabaldiin lS5S.'GO, and also
participated in the Polish llavoiuton Of
lS62.'G4, Ho was sentenced to twenty
years at hard labor in the mines OF ia
kutsk, and in August, 1851, with one hun.
dred and twenty fellow prisoners, was
taken to Siberia by Russian troops, But
few men sent 10 Siberia ever return, but
the amnesty Of 1871: restored this gen.
tleman in 1872 to. his home aud
family after frightful existence of eight
years in the famous miner, where to DO
sentenced usually moans to die d horrible
death. His lecture to these understand.
ing the German Language ia eaid to DO in.
tensely interesting. In appearance the
Professor is quite distinguished looking.
He has been IN this country for the past
two years and ia acquiring by degrees the
use OF kuglish laDgGaGo.
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Col. T. e. Morris was ab,e to be out
yesterday after an illnees Of several weeks.
George Romick, Cleveland & Pittsburgh
yard master, 10 out after siege by rheu.
matiBm. +.ir.s.' J., .T,
TIA. Rodefsr left yesterday for a trip to
New York and New England fot the
National Glass Works. ..is E.
IA. v. Honey Second ward grocery
has been closed by some Of his creditors !;
but he hopes to reopen shortly. % S{j
A poet mortem examination oil T. F.
Boyers showed the cause OF bis death to
have been an abscess OF the liver.
Cleveland ( Pittsburgh trains were de.
lsyed yesterday by an accident to freight
train on the Fort Wayne road above
Rochester. \. ID N
The Ohio Valley Railroad workmen are
preparing to build switch 10 the Ben.
wood blast Furnaces at Martins Ferry, to
reach the cinder pile.
Adam Faupel, the shoe merchant, made
an Assignment yesterday morning to
James q. Tallmau. His liabilities and
assets are not made public.
It is expected that the employees Of the
Baltimore & Ohio road will be asked to
pign pledge to abstain from the use OF
Intoxicating liquors with the alternative
Of being discharged.
Tho river that was free from Ice Men.
day night, trcze so rapidly that the ice
stopped running at 0 o'clock yesterday
morning. It is perfectly smooth In front
Of the whole city. Msnly's wha,iboat was
towed back to its position while the river
wss open.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-19
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad. sE..z-ff

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad. E.--.t
Miss Baiths PGtchsrd, Of Weston, il
visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. N. Baudi, leading merchant O
New Mariinsville, il in the city. II
Miss Nellie RuGner, Of Charlenlon, il
the guest Of Miss Kate White, on Pour
leenth street.
Mr. G. W. Tavener and sister, Of Par.
kersburc, were resis!ered at the stamu
House yesterday. 3
DR.. G. l. Garrison, the Health Officer. is
in Charleston, ostensibly to look sftel
needed health legislation.
Misses Lizzie Morningstsr and Sophie
Bachmsn, OF Marietta, who have been
visiting here have returned home. 4.
The Jacksonville, Fla, Daily Hotel Neu,
Of the 18th inst. noteB the arrival at the
Glenada of II. @. Sheppard, of this city.
Mr. G. H. Miller, travelling salesman oil
Tor N. Schultz, has returned to the city
to attend the funeral Of his uncle, Prof.
Henry Ebeling.
Meears. George Bonner, Of Chicago, and
Charles N. Shoup and Charles N. Rignier,
Of st. Joseph. Mo-, clever and popular
trio Of glass buyers are again in the city,
making their headquarters at the Stamm,
as uaual. n
Surveyor OF Customs Egerter started of
on little jaunt down the river yesterday.
He will 60 TO Charleston before his re-
turn. merely to looa at the new State
House and to see how things 60 in the
new quarters. -
Yesterday morning Mr.. Henry Heise,
Of Scranton, Pa, was married to Miss
Minnie Schenhal, OF this city, at her
home, by Rev. Paul Zsigelmeyer. The
occasion was very pleasant ono. The
bride and groom left for Scranton on the
afternoon P, CO St. L. train
Meesrs. ]. r. Butts, Carl Hamilton and
Magnus Long, Of this city, who have been
in Washington, D. c., for tho past week,
attending the annual meeting Of the Brick
layers md Mssons' International Union,
returned home yesterday morning after
having run over To Baltimore for a few
daysto see the sights there as well as those
of Washington. They report having had
very pleasant time.
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AN UNKNOWN MAN
FOUND WITH his NECK BnoKHX
In tho Ore Bin at tho Top Mlll-Tho Coro.
ner Hold. an Inquest but Falls to
Learn Who tho Deceased Is.
'I No Foul Play Suspected.

Yesterday morning soon aiter men ON.
ployed In aud lbou. tho blast furnace OF
the Top mill had gone.to work, they we're
summoned to the vicinity Of the stock
house by an alarm raised by tho men em.
ployed in that department, who had
found in one Of the ore bins tho body oil
man, who had evidently been dead
several hours, as his limb were Btif. aud
rigid In death. Tbs hoad aud face wero
covered with blood that had come from
several wounds in tho head. S5ll,
Coroner Sshultz, was SAINT for and rs
soon as he arrived, he started to hold an
inquest. Tho body was tina! Of man 6
feet s inches in heishth, Weighing about
175 pounds; aged about 90; dark hair;
gray beard; dark.gray. eyes; there was o
wart or protubsrance oil 4 ssh on tho left
temple and smaller ons under the left
eye. The dcceaeed was evidently no. a
mere tramp, but mechanic in search OF
work. He was comfortably dressed; in
place Of pants ho wore two heavy pairs
Of ovel.ails. 10 bis pockets there
was nothing to prove his identity except o
few small articles, such as railroad time
tables, a spool Of thread and pair Of
spectac!es In battered silver case. ;i
The ore bin In which the remains were
found ARE situated north OF the stock
house, and running over it Is some trest.
ling, on which cars are run from the
ground up into the :. stock house.
The stranger was probably walking
up this tresils when no slipped
and fell, lighting on his head; breaking his
neck. This sams man was seen sb out
the place Sunday evening. He asked
several when the mill would 20 on again
and what the chances Tor securing a job
we're. Hs was about the placs all cay
Monday until late in the afternoon whom
he was seen to start up the railroad track.
Coroner Schultzs spent the day on tho case
bus could find no one who knew the man.
Once nearly a sensation was caused by the
remains being mistaken for those OF q
prominent resident OF North Wheeling.
The body will be buried this morning. i.
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An 1NpErENpENT r1cKEr
For, Council Nominated Ia the Fifth
4 ~ f-' yarti ~ as Trt

For Council Nominated Ia the Fifth
ly s Ward.
A we'll attended meeting OF citizsns OF
the Filth ward, irrespective OF political
affiliations, wss held at the Hook and
Ladder house last evening for the purpose
Of putting In the field an independent or
citizens Council ticket. Much interest
was manifested In the proceedings and
tho result Of the meeting was the naming
Of q splendid ticket-one that will COM
mand respect and a cordial support. For
the First Branch, Mr.. John Waterhouse,
a prominent Democrat, at present mem
ber Of the Second Branch from that
ward and also d member OF the
School Board elected at the last
election, was unanimously chosen.
For the Second Branch, Ernest
Meiz1er and George Harkins, Republi.
cans, and T. T. Hutchinson, a Democrat,
were named, and as In Mr.. WAREHOUSES;
case unanimously chosen. They are all
well.known and popular citizens.
Later In the evening a meeting Of Re-
publicans OF the ward WIS., held and the
nominations made OF the c!tizan's meet
Ing were endorsed. The citizens ticket 10
an unusually strong ono, and the candi.
dates on 1t will give those on the regular
Democratic ticket lively race.
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Presentation Mt tho Grand,

A very pleasant little incident took
place at the Grand last evening that was
not on the bills. At the end OF the fourth
act Of under the Gas Lights" which was
pnt on the boards last night, Manager
Walter Baldwin was called before the cur.
tain. ;As bis handsome face came in view.
Mr.. Bernard Stanley elso appeared on the
stage and addressing Mr.. Baldwin, pre-.
sented him with a handsome X. OF
P. pin, a gift from Ohio Valley lodge
Of this city, istended to cunvey2 the
esteem and regard the members have for
Brother Baldwin who belongs to Chilli.
Gothic, OHIO, lodge. Mr.. Stanley in pre-.
aenting the pin made in his usual grace
full style somc very pleasant and appro.
PIRATE remarks to which MIR. Baldwin re.
sponded feeling'y. Both speeches vera
applaudcd by the audience.
i 10 the tins Mr.. BliiTin has been here
BIO has madD Q lsrSe number OF friends,
especially among the PythiaHs. Tomorrow
night be is to receive THO "orientsl deSree"
from Ohio Valley lodge. The Knights
will probably shave fun with him and
make things pleasant"
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Getting Rendy for tue Grand Meeting Horp

Getting Rendy for tue Grand Meeting Herp
of the Old Vets. ~
LIST night there was meeting at the
Chamber Of Commerce rooms, OF the Exec.
utiye Committee Of the Society Of tie
Army Of West Virginia. Chairman Henry
Odbert presided and Secretary Clarence
Irwin was in his place; the attendance
Of the members was good and the liveliest
intetest gag taken in all the plans and ar
rangements for Tie coming big Reunion
that were suggested.
4 About the only matter Of general public
interest was the adoption Of a resolution
requesting this Chamber OF Commerce to
appoint froht is membership represent
stiye committee on the part OF tho
Chamber 10 form part OF the Executive
COMMITTEES OF the Society Of the Army, to
ald in preparing for the grand Reunion
that is 10 bs held 'hsrs 10 9 few short
months from now. 81
This request will be made at the regu.
lar monthly meeting Of tho Chamber to.
morrow evening. 1t is expected that the
com.littss aakei for will DO appointed.
The joint committee will ihsa proceed to
at once organize and arrange the ground
plan and many Of the details connected
gith the entertainment for three days, OF
the % goo visitora that are expected to be
here during the Reunion, co that at the
February meeting Of the Chamber,
aeRrly complete report OF what is to be
done aaa be made.
But little time, comparatively speaking,
is now left in which 70 arrange for ths
biggest boom Wheeling. has ever known.
The days will clip by fast and It will re-
ouire almost constant work from now on,
III o7derto make tbs occasion one that
Wheeling uan slysys glory in and point
to with pride. The Executive Committee,
composed Of wide awake old veterans, has
all.along been working up details in quiet
way, but tho time is close at hand whom
everybody must beeo4o Interested and
help. 1t is hoped by the soldIeru that the
members OF the Chamber Of Commerce
will shos proper spirit Of enterprise in
this matter. IA :. TFa.s.
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. . i. 4 q. e. T.
A SPECIAL Southern California Excur.
sion will leave Kansas City January 81.
via the popular "Santa Fe Route" and
will include free side rides to Las Vegas,
Hot Springs snd Santa Fe, New Mexico !;
Riverside, San Diego. Los Angeles, Pasa.
dena, Sierra Madre Villa ard ali tho prom.
inent points OF interest in the famous San
Gabriel Valley, reached via the San Ga.
briel Valley railroad. This is tho first op-
portunity offered TO tourists and health
oeckers 10 visit all the points Of interest In
Southern California without extra ex.
pense. Round trip tickets, good for six
months, from Buffalo, covering the en-.
tire trip, is 500 50. or 500 IRON Kanpas
City. Call on your nearest ticket agent
or write Geo. W. Paupborn, Freight and
Passenger Agent, No. 5 Exchange street,
Buffalo, n. y, Tor Pullman sccommods.
tons and detailed information regarding
the trip. ia 90
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Valuable Farm For Sale

d D. . . %. Z !. y 4
offer for Sale the Farm owned BY tho late
Daniel Peck, situated In kichland township Bel.
mont county, Ohio, Oh the National road one and a
half miles west OF St ClairsvIlle The farm contains
about III acres o. good and we'll log land; we'll
wntcrcd; In good state Of cultivation There "a
100 acres cl0ared land, the balance timber; about
TO acres IN grass. On the farm are comfortable
other necessary oulbuildings; an apple orchard Of
about four acres-irccs OF good SIZE and variety,
There Is also vineyard Of 1856 grape vines, consist
ing OF ten varieties oil the most choice fruit There
Cherries, &C. Tne farm Ia In au excellent neJgh.
bofhood, convenient 10 schools; and loca ed as IL
Is on the National road. will mako a very Ip,ira.
bio and pleasant home for family. Terms OF sale
willbo made rcas Juab!o. For further PARTICULAR
or Information concerning the property, call on or
address tho undersigned. St Clairaville, Ohio. j.
g OLIVIA PECK,
Exec trir OF Daniel Peck, deceased.
or to c. A. sCHAEREH & Co. : -
JAG Real E,tate Agent Wheeling, ", Va.
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Monday evening about seven o'clock,
Joseph Eawkine, formerly boiler at the
Benwood mill, but who Of late years has
been carrying on tho blacksmithipg
business in quiet way at Benwood, where
he lived, was struck by a Baltimore &
Ohio train aud almost Instantly killed.
He was on his way home from work snd
ives walking up the grade loading to the
bridge. He was deaf, and 1t Is supposed
that he did not hesr the train coming up
behind him. Both legs were cut off end
the body was badly mangled. He leaves
a vito and seven children. One son is
sale, 70 belong to the Pittsburgh police
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toTTlER's Strawberry Twist, together
with his generous offers to tho consumers,
appears in a neat and elegant advertise.
ment in to-aay's Issue, and We call the at
ton OF our readers te 1t. The poetry ex.
plains itself:
To be up 10 the Times aud lie, people know
What We are going to do. y
We must first begin 10 advertise, u
And tell peop.e What to chew.
We start the new year full OF GOOD cheer /
'ras And With one and all tho best;
And f0rsOlld comfort the cpmiuu year
Chew LottIer's Strawberry Twist. j.
We give You 0 set Of furniture
Antique, oak, or cherry
We give an elegant students lamp
IN To make the little ones merry. q
Wo a'so size handsome watch,
Good enough for husband or vile, +
And many hundreds already know ~ -
OF our ever.pOpular knife. $50 7
Trade supplied by Hubbard & PAUL..
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at an entertainment given at Mt
Pleasant las. week, by ]. T. Updegral
Post g. A. R., Of that place, Miss s. J.
Meholin, Of this city, gave several recita.
tons. She wss well received and fully
sustained her high reputation as an elo.
cutioniat, and in some OF her selections
surpassed expectations. Others taking
part were Mics Kate Brown, OF Pitts.
burgh, who is soon TO 80 on the stage as a
professional dramatic reader, and Miss
Bessie Riley md Miss Lizzie Lindsay, Of
Steubenville, and DR.. j, j. Osborn and
George CLARK, Jr., Of Mt. Pleasant. The
mIpical numbers were enjoyed fully aa
much rs tho literary ones. 4.
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Handsome Christmas Present at Chicago.
. An Agreeable Christmas surprise be'ell
ChGrles .. Ekholln, young Saede Art
Amateur, No. 1853 Townsend street, Ii
Chicago; who has been notified that his
one-ftth OF ticket in the Louisiana Slate
Lottery drew the First Capital Prizs Of
sjE,0N in the November drawing, and
the 81 ,0ou was PLACED in bis hsndS, for
81 sent to NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans,
La. and Mr.. Ekholm will complete his
srt studies. he is full Of praise OF The
louisiana Slate Lottery Company, and Of
His LUCK coming just bsiore ,Christmss,
Chicago (IA) Staats Zellung, Dec. %. 1856.
sar.s- =n.a..' 49, 49, Dtu
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Slight Blaze Inst Night.

Last evening shortly after II o'clock
tho cry Of "6ie" VISA raiged in the vicinity
OF the ISTRLLiaENcER office. Tho cause
of the alarm wss the upsetting OF stove
in the third story OF T. H. Lange's whole
sale drug house on Main street, below
Fourteenth. The room was occupied by
a clerk named Short. just no he wgs re-.
firing he started to Stir the fire, when the
stove upset. A pitcher OF water put out
the flames. Mr.. Short burned his hands
severely in attempting to right the stove.
The damage was thrilling.
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The Ohio Valley, Jefferson and Manu-
facturers' fire insurance pompsnies oil. this
0ity we're announced to hold their annual
meetings Of stockholders yesterday. These
meetings resulted In the ELECTION OF the
following named gentlemen to the gsvsral
directorships:
Ohio Valley-Joseph speldel, K. W.
Hazlett, J. V. L. Rodgers, Geo. a. Laugh
lln, III. Schmulbach, Geo. B. Caldwell and
w. 4. Isett. q
Jederson-E. W. oslebay, 7. N. Reilly,
8. ). Bloch, ]. D. CulbsrtsoR and J. J.
Jones. }N:,'
4 majority OF tho stock was not repre-.
sented st the Manufacturers meeting, and
accordingly the old Board holds over. It
Is made up Of j. NJ. Brown, President, ].
@. Alderson, Vice. President, and J. W.
Amick, William Ellinghsm, Hon. Robert
Simpson, Tom NJ. Dsrrah and Col. ). w.
Gallagher, Of MoundsvilIe.
The stockholders oil the Franklin In.
snranoe Company at their annual meeting
elected as a Board OF Directors for the en-.
suing year, Mesars. J. N. Vance, M. Reilly,
j. II. Hobbs, l.. @. Stifel and O. w. Franz.
helm. $3.50. ,s1Iit.a.5
:. The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of tho Standard Fire Insurance Company
Of Wellsburg was held there yesterday.
The following named gentlemen were
elected Board oil Directors for the ensu.
ing year, Samuel George, H. G.. Laxiar,
Norris Horkheimer, J. P. Rogers, vii.
liam dillingham; Dr.. ]. II. Pipes, y. w.
Welle, w. Gearing and F. ]. Parks. The
Board organized by electing Mr.. Filing.
ham President, Samuel George Vice Pres.
ident and Q. W. Conner Secretary. Tho
question Of tho removal OF the main office
TO this city was carried unanimously. The
greater portion OF the stock ia owned here
and the office should have been brought
here before.
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Tho Baldwin Theatre Company.

The Grand Opera House was crowded
again last night to witness the performance
Of this company, which has made so favor.
able impressions on our citizens. This
afternoon there will be grand matinee,
and as it is almost impossible to get into
this house unless you 10 esrly We would
advise these who wish good seat to Sc
cure 1t without delay.
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Cheap Excursion Tickets to tho South.
Cheap excursion tickets to principal
points In the eouth ere nov gu SOLE by
The Pan Handle route. For tickets and
!urther particulars call on or address ]. G.
Iomlinson, passenger agent, Panhandle
Route, Wheeling, w. Va. h
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skin and scalp j !.
Cleansed, Purified and Beautiful
by the Cuticura Remedies.

Humos, for allaylpg Itching, Bur. lug and Iutlam.
nation, for curing the frat symptoms In Eczelns,
P.oriasi.. Mix iIu,t. Scaly Head, Str3fula. and
other inherited Skin and .loo1 Diseases, Cuticura
the great skin Cure, and Cutlcura Soap. an exqul.
site skjn Beautiiipf, externally. and CIt!cura Re.
Ssalygnt, the. rev Blood Purifier, internally, arc
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A COMPLETE CuRE.

have suffered all my lie with skin disease, Of
dliie.eot knds, and have never found permanent
relief, until. by the advice Of lady friend used
your valuable Curicura Remedies. gave them
thorough trinl, Nslng SIX bottles OF the Cuticura
iefnlsept two boxes II Cuti:ura and seven Cakes
oil Crticlra Soap, all ! tho r,sult YVES lit what /
had b ell told 1t wOu te-l COIN Dete cure.
BELLE WADE. Richmond, Va. \
Refcrcn,c G. ". Latliner, Druggist, Richmond Va.
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Is FALL and winter stock just received.
a full line Of Sultinss, OyercOatings
mud P8ntGloooings. Also O full line OF
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Suitlngs Specially.
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a room unfortunate in Milwaukee is
said to hsvs snetzed himaelf to death.
Alas! poor creature, living in the light OF
tho nineteenth century and never heard
OF DR.. Bulpa Cough Syrup. Well, this Is
more than Egyptian dsrknesa!
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II You

would enjoy your dinner and are prevent
cd by Dyspepsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia
tablets. They are positive cgre for dys-
pelaia, indigestion, flatulenGy and consti.
patton. We guarantee them. 25 md 90
cent?. Logan d 90. and @. Menke-
meller. 80 $500 ,|1i
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Come and see the wonderful bargains we
now offer in fine Kid Pebble Goat Button
Boots; elegant goods, perfect fitting, latest
styles, all sizes and every width. Bee our
stock Of Holiday Slippers for gentlemen.
5s'h q afTsars IErs, ~ >..-s T., " PInyn
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SALT yHEUM CURED.

was troubled With Salt Rheum for number OF
y ans, SO that The skin entirely came OF one OF my
HAMS from the luger iipi to the wrist tried
remedies and doctors prescriptions to no purpose
until commenced taking Cutlcu,a Rene dies. and
now ! an cnti,c cured. X. T. PARKER,
SO Northampton street. Boz ton.
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Second lot of Scotch wool underwear
Just received. I For comfort there is
nothing better. They are warranted
not to shrink. c. HESS j. son.
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No MERCHANT or professional man can
afford to be without Caligraph type
writer. It save time and health. Az ex-
animation is solicited at our salesroom,
No. IS Twelfth street. ~
- ''l,'....,,- y. --l.. EDWARD L. Rose & Co.
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The Baldwin Theatre Company pre-.
eented that thrilling drama "Under the
Gas Lights" to a good.sizad audience at
tho Grand last evening. A pleasantieat
was the presentation to MIR. Baldwin mem
toned elsewhere. Two performances will
bs given at this house by the Baldwin
people to.dsy. The matinee price is only
one dime; tic evening prices are 10 and
20 cents Tomorrow evening will close
this campany's engagement here. They
have entertained large audiences very
creditably during their stay.
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Gentlen,en

Gentlemen l.'5f..{
Will find this splendid opportunity to
buy fine Calf Shoes. We haYe now the
largest and finest stock of fine Cali Cor
dovani pongola, kangaroo and English
Porpoise shoes 10 the city.
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I'VE have introduced o new sJstem OF
selling Watches OIL The lnstallment plan
whereby you can secure q watch at once
on easy payments. tall and investigate.
JACOB ". GRUBB, Jewelcr,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sis.